With probable hardware variances between Primes and different software, settings, etc. it strikes me that Asus could really benefit from having a comprehensive data set gathered from all of our tablets which logs detailed system information, including the causes of crashes.
At present, this information is patchy, anecdotal and posted randomly throughout different threads on this forum. If Asus released a tool we could all install, which monitored battery usage, CPU behaviour, crash logs, etc. and which fed this info back to a central Asus database, along with serial numbers & SW versions, they could very quickly build a coherent data set which might reveal patterns as to what is causing all of these problems. This would surely help them build a better fix which would be testable against various configurations on lots of different Primes before release into the wider world.
At present, this information is patchy, anecdotal and posted randomly throughout different threads on this forum. If Asus released a tool we could all install, which monitored battery usage, CPU behaviour, crash logs, etc. and which fed this info back to a central Asus database, along with serial numbers & SW versions, they could very quickly build a coherent data set which might reveal patterns as to what is causing all of these problems. This would surely help them build a better fix which would be testable against various configurations on lots of different Primes before release into the wider world.